You can only move through the small breaks marked by the green, in coh1 they served as yellow cover but you could move freely through all sections.
No access points here, previously the green section was open.
Semois Bushes- For Eagleheart
30 Aug 2013, 04:25 AM
#1
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Bushes on new Semois that restrict movement
You can only move through the small breaks marked by the green, in coh1 they served as yellow cover but you could move freely through all sections.
No access points here, previously the green section was open.
You can only move through the small breaks marked by the green, in coh1 they served as yellow cover but you could move freely through all sections.
No access points here, previously the green section was open.
Posts: 117 | Subs: 5
Bushes on new Semois that restrict movement
You can only move through the small breaks marked by the green, in coh1 they served as yellow cover but you could move freely through all sections.
No access points here, previously the green section was open.
Posts: 117 | Subs: 5
cheers I'll investigate
30 Aug 2013, 05:39 AM
#4
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That access point from bottom is really crucial actually, I noticed that a lot in the one game I played on the map. It really limits what a player can do from the bottom.
30 Aug 2013, 11:31 AM
#5
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I found that the walking path for the southern player from the strat point in the very bottom-right corner of the map, to the bridge and the fuel, is really really long because of the huge upside-down, L-shaped hedgerow. You have to walk half-way back to your base to get around it.
30 Aug 2013, 12:41 PM
#6
Posts: 333
Isn't this simply a case of all those types of hedgerows on this map not being flagged properly as being able to walk through?
30 Aug 2013, 21:21 PM
#7
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i have no fookign clue why bushes are not passable... it's breaking gameplay so much that for example on semois units must go all way around to get to the point...
31 Aug 2013, 04:04 AM
#8
Posts: 409
Yeah, I agree. The bottom right point takes so long to cap that the south player would generally be late on connecting the fuel point compared to the north player.
31 Aug 2013, 15:21 PM
#9
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Posts: 215
Regardless any coh1 map port needs to be adjusted for coh2 gameplay and units instead of just religiously copying it pixel for pixel. Langreskaya is a perfect case in point in which the northern player is at a distinct disadvantage over the southern start. Lets take off the nostalgia blinders and advocate for more balanced maps that retain the core gameplay of these coh1 maps
31 Aug 2013, 17:28 PM
#10
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You mean you think those bushes should be impassable? You think that makes Semoiskayaski a better map?
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31 Aug 2013, 18:11 PM
#11
Posts: 604
There is also that wonderful bush on Langreskaya Winter that turns that one house into a death trap. I'm talking about the house directly "west" of the center VP. In the winter version it has a bush on its north site, right next to the door.
If units enter the house on any side and leave it on its "north-east" side, they get stuck and the only way out seems to be reentering the house and exiting on its "south" side.
I don't even know where that damn bush comes from because clearly it couldn't have grown so tall in the few months between summer and winter maps... who lets a bush grow right in front of their door, anyways?
If units enter the house on any side and leave it on its "north-east" side, they get stuck and the only way out seems to be reentering the house and exiting on its "south" side.
I don't even know where that damn bush comes from because clearly it couldn't have grown so tall in the few months between summer and winter maps... who lets a bush grow right in front of their door, anyways?
31 Aug 2013, 18:34 PM
#12
1 Posts: 112
There is also that wonderful bush on Langreskaya Winter that turns that one house into a death trap. I'm talking about the house directly "west" of the center VP. In the winter version it has a bush on its north site, right next to the door.
If units enter the house on any side and leave it on its "north-east" side, they get stuck and the only way out seems to be reentering the house and exiting on its "south" side.
I don't even know where that damn bush comes from because clearly it couldn't have grown so tall in the few months between summer and winter maps... who lets a bush grow right in front of their door, anyways?
There is a death trap also in Semoiskayaski!!
My guards got stack in between a brick fence and a shack at the bottom side of the north base.
If You Surrender Now I Will Give You A Cookie 
31 Aug 2013, 18:41 PM
#13
Posts: 1620 | Subs: 2
There is also that wonderful bush on Langreskaya Winter that turns that one house into a death trap. I'm talking about the house directly "west" of the center VP. In the winter version it has a bush on its north site, right next to the door.
If units enter the house on any side and leave it on its "north-east" side, they get stuck and the only way out seems to be reentering the house and exiting on its "south" side.
I don't even know where that damn bush comes from because clearly it couldn't have grown so tall in the few months between summer and winter maps... who lets a bush grow right in front of their door, anyways?
It was placed there by enemy agents.
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31 Aug 2013, 18:52 PM
#14
Posts: 409
They still haven't fixed the bush on Langreskaya? I thought the patch said there were changes to the map. Well.
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hey guys, if you see any bugs with the maps just report them with a screenshot and pm me or throw up a post and I'll try to make sure to catch it, the bug above will be fixed in the next patch
1 Sep 2013, 15:39 PM
#16
1 Posts: 112
There is a death trap also in Semoiskayaski!!
My guards got stack in between a brick fence and a shack at the bottom side of the north base.
My guards got stack in between a brick fence and a shack at the bottom side of the north base.
If You Surrender Now I Will Give You A Cookie
1 Sep 2013, 15:49 PM
#17
Posts: 1582 | Subs: 4
how did you get in there? can't you vault out?
1 Sep 2013, 15:52 PM
#18
1 Posts: 112
how did you get in there? can't you vault out?
nop. retreat didn work also.
If You Surrender Now I Will Give You A Cookie
1 Sep 2013, 19:49 PM
#19
Posts: 2807 | Subs: 6
nop. retreat didn work also.
ofc vault would work there, i don't see any good reason why those guards would get stack in there if you didn't vaulted in there
1 Sep 2013, 20:23 PM
#20
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I do not understand why the bushes are made as path-blocking in coh2. Why not use the same bush concept from the vcoh. Relic you silly ...
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